New Qloader Marker - Page 5

MondoMor · 01-09-2008, 09:46 PM

I'm not trying to step on any toes.

The only reason this stood out in my rat's-nest brain (it's a wee bit out of my budget, see) is that it was hogged out of a solid hunk of aluminum and wasn't a clamshell, unlike most Tippmanns and their clones.

So if they did change up and go with a modified clone I'd be disappointed but not terribly surprised.

Edit: Found the T68 diagram on RAP's site; it's a clamshell. From what I've read in the Qloader forums, the Q5 is still machined-from-billet.

Between RAP's confusing marker names, horrible website, and awful reputation, how do they stay in business?

~FinSec · 01-10-2008, 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by hockeytown

Is it just me, or does the name Van Tenpenny sound like a porn name?

My name is a family name. Thanks for the morale boost. I might try that profession in my next life.

I shot the image and subsequent images at PBX.

Its not a RAP4 knockoff gun. It is mfg in the U.S.

The milling quality was good. The guys from QLoader were very helpful in answering questions. Very impressive work IMO.

01-09-2008, 09:46 PM	#41 (permalink)
MondoMor "Range Safety"? Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Rogers, MN Posts: 287	I'm not trying to step on any toes. The only reason this stood out in my rat's-nest brain (it's a wee bit out of my budget, see) is that it was hogged out of a solid hunk of aluminum and wasn't a clamshell, unlike most Tippmanns and their clones. So if they did change up and go with a modified clone I'd be disappointed but not terribly surprised. Edit: Found the T68 diagram on RAP's site; it's a clamshell. From what I've read in the Qloader forums, the Q5 is still machined-from-billet. Between RAP's confusing marker names, horrible website, and awful reputation, how do they stay in business? Last edited by MondoMor; 01-09-2008 at 10:00 PM.